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6, 2007) Web site policy makers who use robots.txt files as gatekeepers to specify what is open and what is off limits to Web crawlers favor Google over other search engines, say Penn State researchers whose study of more than 7,500 Web sites revealed... Full Article at Science Daily
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NEW YORK (Fortune) -- When any company has been as successful as Google it's tempting to believe it has nowhere to go but down. Full Article at CNN/Money
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The study involved more than 7,500 websites, said C. Lee Giles, the David Reese Professor of Information Sciences and Technology, whose team developed a new search engine called BotSeer for the study. Full Article at New Kerala
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Web-site policy makers are playing favorites, and Google is the big beneficiary, say Penn State researchers. The research team created a search engine called BotSeer and used it to examine more than 7,500 Web sites. Full Article at PC World
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Web site policy makers who use robots.txt files as gatekeepers to specify what is open and what is off limits to Web crawlers have a bias that favors Google over other search engines, say Penn State researchers whose study of more than 7,500 Web sites... Full Article at ResourceShelf
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Google's core business is a profit machine which continues to accelerate
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Robots.txt files are written by Web policy-makers and administrators who have to intentionally specify Google as the favored search engine
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Fundamentally, it's a losing proposition
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Google is an excellent search engine, but there are times when Yahoo is better and when Microsoft is better
